What do you use to chart the graphical display of the assembly sequence you are currently editing?

The Sequence Navigator is the appropriate tool to use for charting the graphical display of the assembly sequence you are editing. This navigator specifically focuses on managing and visualizing the steps involved in an assembly process. It allows users to create and manipulate the sequence of operations associated with the assembly, making it easier to understand how different components fit together and the order in which they are assembled.

By utilizing the Sequence Navigator, you can view and control the assembly sequence effectively, which is essential for ensuring that the assembly process is efficient and well-organized. This tool supports both graphical representation and data management features that enhance the overall assembly editing experience, providing clarity and reducing the potential for errors in the assembly procedure.

Other tools mentioned, such as the Assembly Navigator, Path Navigator, and Motion Navigator, serve different purposes within Siemens NX. The Assembly Navigator is more about overall organization and structural management of assembly components, the Path Navigator manages tool paths and motion planning, and the Motion Navigator deals with dynamic simulations and motion-related features. Thus, while each has its unique utility, none focus specifically on the editing and display of assembly sequences in the way the Sequence Navigator does.